A placeholder for a 32GB iPhone was accidentally posted by T-Mobile Austria but quickly taken down.It has been assumed that a 32GB iPhone release is imminent; however, this is the first official leak to hint at confirmation
According to AreaMobile.de, T-Mobile Austria briefly began advertising the “iPhone 32GB” on their website but was quickly corrected.
Meanwhile, MacTalk.com.au reports that according to their sources, Vodafone has sent out an email to retail staff indicating that the 16GB iPhone has been marked “end of life” by their supplier.
With WWDC just weeks away, these could represent legitimate leaks pointing to an imminent iPhone refresh.
[via MacRumors]
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